Jill says: Stop the SuperNoise of Superdive. [Blah]
On 23rd and 7th, Burritoville to become Lucky's Famous burger shop. Famous? Well, there's one on 52nd and now they're spreading:
And right next door, what was (I think) a frame store is becoming...a Michigan Militia or some other paramilitary hideout? Hard to tell with the U.S Marines and "Don't Tread on Me" flags draped in the covered windows:
See the "Teeny Bop Horde" as Gossip Girls take over Little Italy. [BB]
Another take on the recession's upside for NYC: "some of the worst kind of New York types are less in evidence. The wannabes who walk down the street shouting into their cell phones, trying to look like wheeler dealers, the masters of the universe types who stare .....somber and smug.... through the tinted windows of their black limos; the over dressed, over jeweled and over-ampted shoppers for whom nothing is quite right. You know the types?" [HuffPo]
After more than 50 years, Peter's corner grocery vanishes. [EVG]
Thor to Coney: "I'm the guy who controls this--it's my sandbox." Click for a pic of baby Sitt. [ATZ]
Re: Michigan Militia storefront. Yee-haw! It's about time we brought some order and discipline to Chelsea!
ReplyDeleteFirst I would like to mention this OTTOMANELLI & SONS HAS THE BEST BURGERS IN NEW YORK CITY PERIOD.
ReplyDeleteTHEIR LEXINGTON AVENUE LOCATION IS INCREDIBLE.
It's a NEW YORK CITY INSTITUTION.
but people don't care about nyc anymore.
According to some reviews about "Lucky's Famous Burgers" (I've never heard of them before:
Posted by Greyegg on 05/22/2009
No Respect
If we are going to have to pay their midtown rent, then hows about a little repect.
Posted by sgenyc on 01/05/2008
worth the walk
My husband and I set out on a walk wtih a destination. From our condo on Wall St., we walked to Lucky's on W 52nd.
Here is a satisfied "Firm"
Posted by Christopher R. on 03/14/2009
My firm places a big order with Luckys almost every week and we've had nothing but great food and service. By far the best burger in the hood. We've tried them all.
I hate horrible people, too, but "overdressed" is not a quality that is going to sour me. I've had just about enough of ballcaps, arse-antler tattoos + exposed flab, and bare feet on chairs in cafés.
ReplyDeleteWhat the HuffPo columnist said about the disappearance of the douchebags, I just don't see it. Neither did the one commentator on the post. I did have some hope during the cold weather when the cellphone walkers and textwalkers thinned out, but they are now all back in force.
ReplyDeleteThe strange thing is how full restaurants and bars obviously designed to appeal to this demographic are today, when you here stories of places struggling in other parts of the country. I think its evidence the Wall Street bailout money had an effect.
The bitching about obnoxious people is disingenuous. It's because they're rich obnoxious people.
ReplyDeleteIf they were poor folks shrieking into payphones, somber-smug merchants in dingy office supply stores, or teeny retired women with horror movie makeup acting all pissy at a lunch counter, we'd be in love with their behavior - call it "attitude," the treasure and lifeblood of New York.
I don't mean to give the rich a break. Let's just call obnoxious obnoxious, wherever, whenever, and whoever.